All Nature & Outdoor Activities

Loch Trool is a narrow, freshwater loch that is surrounded by stunning scenery due to its elevated position in Glentrool, in the Galloway Forest Park.

Alpaca trekking in the Scottish Borders

A leisurely nature walk. Distance: 4.5 miles and will take 2 - 2.5 hours to complete

A beautifully set Donkey Sanctuary in an 80 acre estate

Bowmont Forest lies 3 miles south of Kelso, to the east of Eckford.

TRSS and ABRS Approved Riding School and Trekking centre

Carstramon Wood is a large semi-natural broadleaved woodlands, near Gatehouse of Fleet.

Take a walk in paradise at five star Logan Botanic Garden, Scotland's most exotic Garden, and discover plant treasures rarely seen in the United Kingdom.

A Small Forestry Commission site. The easy access route, Meadow Trail is 0.5 miles

Raehills is an estate in a dramatic woodland. The Kinmel Water flows through the 18th-century parkland.

Barhill Woods

Sheepdog Demonstration in the beautiful Moorfoot hills. Come and watch sheepdogs in action in their own environment

Beirhope Alpacas offers a unique outdoor experience, from alpaca trekking in the Cheviot Hills to off-grid eco camping in the most spectacular rural location

The Toll House is a short circular route which crosses the Leithen Water and the River Tweed over the Haughhead Viaduct.

Loch Urr is a loch 7 miles north of the village of Corsock. It is a known locally as a good fishing spot, the most…

This circular route from Coldingham to St Abbs offers breathtaking views.

Breath-taking coastal headland with dramatic cliffs, famed for its seabird colonies!

Welcome to the Three Lochs Riding Stables.  Whether you are a beginner or advanced rider you will enjoy the treks through the stunning Galloway Forest.

The Cheviot Hills are ideal for walkers, climbers, mountain biking and horse riding

Southerness beach is a vast expanse of sand and rocks offering breathtaking views across the Solway Firth towards the Lake District.

Cairnsmore of Fleet National Nature Reserve is a paradise for walkers.

One of Scotland’s Great Trails was designed as a remote walking experience so good planning is necessary. Do not attempt unless properly prepared

One of three salmon pools on this bend in the River Tweed.

The Merrick is the highest mountain in southern Scotland. With a summit elevation of 843 metres, it lies in the Range of the Awful Hand.

Wooplaw Woods is a community woodland that came to be around 25 years ago.

Rockcliffe is a small sandy beach, beside the picturesque village of Rockcliffe near Dalbeattie.

Coastal walks

This walk may be short but makes up for it in heritage.

Loch Ken, located in the picturesque Glenkens, is a 9 mile long freshwater loch, that is fed from the north by the Water of Ken.

From remote wild brown trout fishing, to a well stocked user friendly loch.